The phrase "attributed foot" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to footnotes or citations, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The attributed foot in the document points to the original source of the quote."
Alternatives: "cited footnote" or "referenced foot".
This is usually attributed to foot and ankle joint restrictions [ 3, 8] and marked weakness of intrinsic foot muscles [ 19].
We considered the parameters from a Brazilian study [ 16 ] that provides rates for hospitalization and outcomes attributed to diabetic foot ulceration in patients attended by the public health system.
In 30 RA patients with complaints of their feet, attributed to either signs of arthritis and/or radiographic damage, we compared radiographic, ultrasound, clinical, and functional parameters of the feet and ankle.
There is also a pair of rosewood card tables with carved dolphin feet attributed to Deming and Bulkley, another New York workshop.
Some of that might be attributed to his recent foot problems, though often, things like foot problems are really just symptoms of age.
A pair of rosewood card tables at Christie's with lyre-shaped supports and paw feet are attributed to "the School of Lannuier".
Length of stride has tended to diminish since the days of the 11- to 16-metre (36- to 52-foot) stride attributed to the English champion William Smart, who was active during the mid-19th century.
One patient, a college baseball player, complained of lateral foot pain we attributed to calcaneofibular impingement.
Measuring about two feet tall and attributed to a family named Fontana, the pieces are painted with scenes from the Bible, Greek myths and medieval or Roman history.
The company's natural gas output increased 14% to 11.7bn cubic feet a day, attributed to project ramp-ups in Qatar and higher demand in Europe.
